All Indigenous Experiences

Take a look at some of the exciting things to do in the Lac La Biche Region this winter: #SkiNorthAB Snow-and-Stay Package: Indulge your winter wanderlust with a discounted hotel stay, the opportunity to experience cross-country skiing in the boreal forest, vouchers for retail therapy, cozy treats and craft beer, and the chance to win a guided snowmobile tour for two.Save Read more...

Less than 35 minutes east of Edmonton lies a year-round oasis where bison roam freely, sun glistens off lakes and ponds, and stars light-up the night sky: Elk Island National Park. This gentle wilderness of aspen woodlands, prairie meadows and pockets of wetland is a wildlife-watchers paradise; free roaming bison, elk, deer, moose, and more than 250 bird species call Read more...

Teaching Canada’s Aboriginal history since 1978. Why Go? Learn about the rich history of Aboriginal Peoples in this fascinating museum located in Portage College in the Hamlet of Lac La Biche. With nearly 2000 Indigenous artworks and artifacts from First Nations, Metis, and Inuit peoples catalogued to promote a greater understanding of this culture. The museum currently has 8 wonderful Read more...

The Beaver Hills Biosphere – Living and working in harmony with nature to inspire a positive future. Why Go? A Remarkable Place Just 20 minutes east of Edmonton, Alberta, the Beaver Hills Biosphere is a rare and ecologically rich landscape recognized as a UNESCO Biosphere since 2016. One of only 19 biospheres in Canada, this unique region is defined by Read more...

Explore Plamondon’s Rich History and Heritage  Why Go? Located near Highway 55, you can find the Plamondon Museum in Lac La Biche County, one of four official bilingual communities. Explore exhibits highlighting Metis culture, trapping, music, church, and pioneer history. The museum welcomes visitors from June to September, Tuesday to Saturday, between 9:30 AM and 4:30 PM, with admission by Read more...

Canada’s only border town Casino! Why Go? Gold Horse Casino offers the ultimate entertainment experience! With 33,750 square feet of gaming and entertainment space, it features 250 slot machines, 6 live game table games, 2 poker tables, and 3 electronic table games on 18 terminals. With thrilling tournaments, the excitement never stops. The in-house bar and grill serves up a delicious menu with specialty dishes, while the deli is perfect for a quick bite any time of Read more...

The Region’s #1 Supplier of Beads and Native Crafts! Why Go? ONIHCIKISKWAPIWIN Trading Post (formerly known as St. Bride’s Trading Post) is a rural buy, sell, trade and consign shop located ten miles west of St. Paul and a half mile south of St. Brides on Highway 36 that is now owned and operated by Saddle Lake Reserve as of Read more...

Discover Roots and Community Check out the great collections on a CREAM museums tour. Experience railway history, grain elevators, old school houses, farm machinery, military history, a telephone museum, and much more! Enjoy heritage demonstrations and special events throughout the summer. Create a driving tour with your choice of 16 museums along Highways 16, 14 and 13. CREAM DIRECTORY 1. Read more...

Exploring the Tales of Lac La Biche: A Glimpse into One of Alberta’s Most Historic Settlements! Why Go? Next time you’re out with your family, be sure to visit the Lac La Biche museum to discover the town’s history. You’ll find exhibits on the Boreal Forest, Fur Trade, The Empress of France & The Sea Cadets, and much more. Learn Read more...

A Centre Dedicated to the History and Culture of the Métis Why Go? History buffs will love a trip on the Victoria Trail along the North Saskatchewan River, just 10 miles south of Smoky Lake off Highway 855. Start at Victoria Settlement, where interpreters bring this former Fort and pioneer settlement to life. Work your way west to Metis Crossing Read more...